Michael Balboni | Romans 5:3-5 | Hope Through Suffering | Suffering is not the problem, but the path to hope.

Kimberley Morrison | Matthew 2:1-12 | The Beauty of Jesus | In this message we consider six elements that are necessary to bring people to see the essential nature and meaning of Jesus.

Michael Balboni | Psalm 23:5A | Hope in God | How to nourish hope in the new year.

Adam Herndon | Luke 2:21-35 | Ordinary Obedience...Extraordinary God | Throughout the Bible, the ordinary obedience of God's people has been used to reveal his glory. We see this in the events following the Christmas story in the faithful obedience of Jesus' parents and the faithful witness of Simeon and Anna, and ultimately we see it in the faithful obedience of Jesus himself as he looks towards the cross.

We explore the significance of the birth of Jesus through the lens of the good news as it is given in Isaiah 52.7-10. In short: God is redeeming, God is returning, and God is reigning. Merry Christmas!

Mark Booker | Ruth 4:1-22 | Uncommon Redemption | The commitment, favor, and boldness of the earlier chapters in Ruth lead to an uncommon redemption in Ruth 4. This redemption is fueled by kindness, and it points and leads to the greatest act of (divine) kindness the world has ever known: the redemption of the world through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Mark Booker | Ruth 3:1-18 | Uncommon Boldness | In the marriage proposal of Naomi and Ruth to Boaz, these two women demonstrate a boldness that is to mark the life of faith. We explore the rationale, risk, and reward of their boldness, learning from their example and observing how they point us to the boldness of Jesus.

Mark Booker | Ruth 2:1-23 | Uncommon Favor | Ruth and Naomi's situation take a new turn in chapter 2 as God leads Ruth to glean in the field of Boaz. In their interaction, Boaz shows Ruth an uncommon favor that changes the trajectory of her and Naomi's lives. This sermon explores the source, the extent, and the results of this favor and looks to the even more uncommon favor of the greater Boaz, Jesus Christ our Lord.

Mark Booker | Ruth 1:1-22 | Uncommon Commitment | In the opening chapter of Ruth, we see a glimmer of light in the midst of the increasing darkness of Naomi's life. This light points us to the light of the world whose commitment to us is the most uncommon commitment of all.

Mark Booker | Romans 1:16-17 | The Gospel of God | Having considered the source, content, and results of the gospel, in this final sermon of the series, we now consider its power. This power is for salvation to everyone who believes. Knowing this power, this great deliverance, we are not to be ashamed of the gospel but eager to share it with the world whatever the cost.